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A grand jury has not ‘failed to indict’ the Ole Miss graduate charged with murder as legal filing claims
The case has not gone to the grand jury yet, the Lafayette County Courthouse confirmed to Mississippi Today.
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Federal judge denies restraining order filed against Lexington police
A federal judge has denied a temporary restraining order aimed to prevent Lexington police from violating Black residents’ constitutional rights.
Federal judge again rejects Hinds County request to end county jail oversight
“As the United States aptly put it, the court is being ‘gas-lighted,’” U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves wrote in a Sept. 2 order. “No more.”
U.S. Attorney: Oxford woman stole millions from Mississippi State sorority
An Oxford woman stole $2.9 million from the Kappa Delta sorority at Mississippi State University, according to court records.
Judge denies state auditor’s motion to dismiss defamation case by Ole Miss professor
A Hinds County judge denied State Auditor Shad White’s motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit brought by University of Mississippi Professor James Thomas.
Advocates worry Homeland Security’s presence in Jackson may deter immigrants from seeking out water
U.S. Department of Homeland Security agents are in Jackson to help with water distribution, but organizers who work with undocumented immigrants say this may prevent them from seeking assistance.
‘The wall people are running into’: For JSU student, city water crisis highlights limitation of government
The “MS Student Water Crisis Advocacy Team” has delivered about 1,000 cases of water to more than 200 homes.
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